Marshall Zelinger is a Political Investigative Reporter at 9NEWS. He focuses on critical areas such as government and politics, public transportation, and transportation policy and regulation, often intertwining themes of energy and automotive issues. Marshall's work has been featured in notable outlets including The Denver Gazette, Yahoo News, and CBS 8 San Diego.
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Marshall Zelinger's coverage focuses primarily on local government announcements and legal policy regulations in Colorado, with a specific emphasis on politics. His articles often cover political events, legal decisions, and government policies within the state.
Individuals or organizations looking to reach out to Marshall should be well-versed in Colorado politics and possess insights into the workings of local government bodies. They could also offer informed commentary on recent legal or policy changes affecting the region.
Given his focus on local issues, those with expertise in property taxes related to Colorado, as well as individuals involved with Democratic and Republican party activities within the state may find success when reaching out for potential coverage opportunities.
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By: Marshall Zelinger, Kyle Clark
A commuted sentence reduces prison time, it does not release Peters immediately.
By: Kyle Clark, Marshall Zelinger
A commuted sentence reduces prison time, it does not release Peters immediately. DENVER — Colorado Gov. Jared Polis (D) commuted the sentence of Tina Peters on Friday afternoon.
By: Marshall Zelinger
The three proposals would fund different areas: roads, public safety and city facilities.
By: Marshall Zelinger
The advertisements are paid for by political action committees, which are independent of the candidates.
By: Marshall Zelinger
The social studies department teaches history through touch and feel.
By: Marshall Zelinger
Colorado’s Office of Information Technology announces state employee layoffs, new operating model and leadership change amid years of failed audit recommendations.
Democrats say it is policy, not politics, that has them attend bill signings with the censured governor.
By: Marshall Zelinger
Ahead of 9NEWS' GOP gubernatorial debate, four University of Denver students talked about what they want to hear from the candidates.
By: Marshall Zelinger
Phil Weiser and Michael Bennet are trying to claim the lane of most anti-Trump candidate for governor.
To opt out, an Xcel customer would have to move his meter from inside his home at a steep cost.
